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The word is both a noun and a verb. The noun - Endeavour - means an attempt to do something . " The verb - To endeavour - means to attempt to do something.
- The word is both a noun and a verb.
- The noun - Endeavour - means an attempt to do something .
- " The verb - To endeavour - means to attempt to do something.
- " You could substitute the word "trying" into both of these sentences but not "action".
- In spite of trying I did not finish this note before lunch time.
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The word is both a noun and a verb.
The noun - Endeavour - means an attempt to do something . " In spite of my best endeavours I did not finish this note before lunch time."
The verb - To endeavour - means to attempt to do something. "I am endeavouring to answer as many unanswered questions before lunch time."
You could substitute the word "trying" into both of these s
The noun - Endeavour - means an attempt to do something . " In spite of my best endeavours I did not finish this note before lunch time."
The verb - To endeavour - means to attempt to do something. "I am endeavouring to answer as many unanswered questions before lunch time."
You could substitute the word "trying" into both of these s
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